What is sad is his former employer who praise him in public were probably attacking him with legal and financial pressure. He stood up for what he thought was right and was an important source for many cases, but he died just before he could continue that cause. The truth is there is no rule of law with regards to AI regulation or how these models were trained. That's on the United States and their Monopoly capitalism factory.
For added context, also read: https://mollycrabapple.substack.com/p/death-of-an-ai-whistleblower
Thanks for this story. I wasn’t following the Balaji story closely. I didn’t know how sad it turned out to be.
What is sad is his former employer who praise him in public were probably attacking him with legal and financial pressure. He stood up for what he thought was right and was an important source for many cases, but he died just before he could continue that cause. The truth is there is no rule of law with regards to AI regulation or how these models were trained. That's on the United States and their Monopoly capitalism factory.